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Membership: $25 per year * American Humanist Association 1777 T Street NW Washington, DC 20009-7125 1-800-837-3792 1-202-238-9003 FAX info@AmericanHumanist.org www.AmericanHumanist.org Established in 1941, the AHA is the oldest and largest democratic Humanist membership organization in North America. Among its major programs, the AHA publishes the Humanist magazine and the association's newsletter, Free Mind, as well as numerous Humanist Press books. The AHA maintains a national network of chapters and affiliates. Annual membership: $47.50 individual renewal $57.50 joint membership * Concerned Singles Newsletter P.O. Box 444-HU Lenox Dale, MA 01242-0444 1-413-445-6309 www.concernedsingles.com Concerned Singles Newsletter links compatible singles who care about peace, social justice, racism, gender equity, and other humanistic values. Nationwide. All ages. Straight/gay. Since 1984. 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